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John Broussard
Assistant State Treasurer
Chief Investment Officer
State of Louisiana
Department of the Treasury
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From: Ronnie L. Stephens [mailto:rstephens@pelicanstatecu.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 2:17 PM
To: John Broussard
Subject: RE: Like sands through an hourglass, so are...
I had heard this from a friend who talked to someone in Police Dept.
They said it was actually Brad Wing, LSU punter, who he hit in the bar earlier.
From: John Broussard [mailto:JBroussard@treasury.state.la.us]
Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 2:09 PM
Subject: Like sands through an hourglass, so are...
Thursday Edition
August 25, 2011
Updated continually
2theadvocate.com
Baton Rouge, LA
Latest news
Man in bar fight accused of stalking ex-girlfriend
By Kimberly Vetter & Robert Stewart
Advocate staff writers
A man witnesses say was kicked by LSU quarterback Jordan Jefferson in an Aug. 19 brawl is being accused of stalking his ex-girlfriend in a Baton Rouge bar hours earlier and hitting her friend.
Elizabeth B. Siadous, 18, says in a petition for protection from abuse that on the night of Aug. 18, her ex-boyfriend, Andrew Lowery, 21, followed her to a bar, cursed and yelled at her, cornered her several times and hit one of her friends.
The name of the bar was not listed in the petition, which was filed with East Baton Rouge Parish Family Court late Wednesday.
Lowery has told Baton Rouge police he was at Shady's bar on Boyd Drive early Aug. 19 and was beaten by Jefferson and other LSU football players, according to a police report released Thursday.
Police are investigating the beating, but no arrests have been made.
In her request for a temporary restraining order, Siadous also alleges that on Aug. 3, Lowery showed up at her Baton Rouge home and forced his way inside.
Lowery began screaming and crying and refused to leave, the petition says.
Lowery also previously followed Siadous to New Orleans and threatened her friends, the petition says.
A judge granted the temporary restraining order Wednesday and set a September hearing date.
Lowery, contacted by phone, declined comment.
Siadous could not be reached for comment.
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From: John Broussard [mailto:JBroussard@treasury.state.la.us]
Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 2:09 PM
Subject: Like sands through an hourglass, so are...
Thursday Edition
August 25, 2011
Updated continually
2theadvocate.com
Baton Rouge, LA
Latest news
Man in bar fight accused of stalking ex-girlfriend
By Kimberly Vetter & Robert Stewart
Advocate staff writers
A man witnesses say was kicked by LSU quarterback Jordan Jefferson in an Aug. 19 brawl is being accused of stalking his ex-girlfriend in a Baton Rouge bar hours earlier and hitting her friend.
Elizabeth B. Siadous, 18, says in a petition for protection from abuse that on the night of Aug. 18, her ex-boyfriend, Andrew Lowery, 21, followed her to a bar, cursed and yelled at her, cornered her several times and hit one of her friends.
The name of the bar was not listed in the petition, which was filed with East Baton Rouge Parish Family Court late Wednesday.
Lowery has told Baton Rouge police he was at Shady's bar on Boyd Drive early Aug. 19 and was beaten by Jefferson and other LSU football players, according to a police report released Thursday.
Police are investigating the beating, but no arrests have been made.
In her request for a temporary restraining order, Siadous also alleges that on Aug. 3, Lowery showed up at her Baton Rouge home and forced his way inside.
Lowery began screaming and crying and refused to leave, the petition says.
Lowery also previously followed Siadous to New Orleans and threatened her friends, the petition says.
A judge granted the temporary restraining order Wednesday and set a September hearing date.
Lowery, contacted by phone, declined comment.
Siadous could not be reached for comment.
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